We have been scaling up as fast as we can, but there is so much need out there. It is this massive, massive wave of people coming in.”
Nearly 400 people have asked for help in the past two months alone. For a nonprofit that took in less than $84,000 in revenue before the election, those requests can feel “immense.” But Coyle and Traction founder Michael Woodward said securing money has become increasingly difficult under Trump.